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THE PEDESTAL TIMED – ART & ANTIQUES

Closing from 5pm Sunday 27th October

The Pedestal Timed – Art & Antiques

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Bidding closes from 5pm Sunday 27th October 2024

Sale number: 271024

Cover image: lot 206 / Back cover image: lot 81

The Dairy Stonor Park Henley-on-Thames Oxfordshire RG9 6HF

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Location

The Dairy is located between the M4 and the M40 (J6) on the B480 Henley-onThames – Watlington Road. On entering the Stonor Park Estate, through the main gates, keep to the right as the driveway divides, once you reach the parking area

The Dairy in on the left. Stonor is a 10 minute drive North of Henley, an hour from London, 40 minutes from Oxford and Heathrow, and 30 minutes from Reading. The nearest railway station is Henley-onThames and taxis are available from the station.

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1 Description

Art Reference Books on Rugs, Carpets & Textiles

Achdjian, Albert Un Art Fondamental, Le Tapis; A Fundamental Art The Rug. Numbered 67 of a limited edition of 67. Several tipped in colour plates, 1949

Valcarenghi, Dario Kilim : History and Symbols, 1994

Hull, Alastair & Luczyc-Wyhowska, Jose Kilim, The Complete Guide: History, Pattern, Technique, Identification, 1993

Ydema, Onno Carpets and Their Datings in Netherlandish Paintings 1540-1700, 1991

Jacoby, Heinrich Sammlung Orientalischer Teppiche, 1923

Bennett, Ian Rugs & Carpets of the World, 1978

Day, Susan Art Deco and Modernist Carpets, 2002

Sylvester, David; Beattie, May H & McMullan, Joseph V Islamic carpets from the Joseph V. McMullan Collection: Catalogue of an Exhibition at Hayward Gallery, London, 19 Oct-10 Dec 1972. Colour plates, 1972

Victoria and Albert Museum Guide to the Collection of Carpets (V&A), 1915

Nevinson,John L Catalogue of English Domestic Embroidery of the 16th & 17th Centuries (V&A), 1950

Digby, George Wingfield The Tapestry Collection: Medieval and Renaissance (V&A), 1980

Schoeser, Mary; Rufey, Celia English and American textiles from 1790 to the present, 1989

Gibbs, Jenny Curtains and Drapes: History, Design, Inspiration, 1994

Szablowskiego, Jerzego Arrasy Flamandzkie w Zamku Krolewskim na Wawelu [The Flemish Tapestries in the Wawel Castle at Cracow], 1988

Coron, Sabin et Lefevre Martine Livres en Broderie: Reliures rancaises du Moyen age a nos jours. Exposition, Bibliotheque Nationale de France, 1995

Mankowski, Tadeusz: Polskie Tkaniny i Hafty XVI-XVIII

Wieku [Polish Fabrics & Embroidery, XVI-XVIII Age).

Several tipped in colour plates, 1954

Sirat, Jacque Braquenie - Createur de Textiles depuis 1823, 1998

Oz, Tahsin Turkish Textiles and Velvets. XIV - XVI Centuries, 1950

Christies, Sotheby's & Bonhams Auction Catalogues, Rugs & Carpets, 1997, 2002, 2007 (21)

A collection of books on The Decorative ArtsEuropean & Russian

Faniel, Stephane French Art of the 18th Century, 1956

Prevenier, Walter & Blockmans, Wim The Burgundian Netherlands, 1985

Stephens, George Handbook of the Old-Northern Runic Monuments of Scandinavia and England, 1884

Twining, Lord European Regalia' 1967

Fehrendt, Catharina J. Art for Spaces Spaces for Art: Interior Spaces as Works of Art Discovered in Palaces, Castles and Monasteries in Germany, 2005

† - Artist Resale Rights charge applies to this lot

λ - This lot is marked as Cites

Estimate

£100-£120

£60-£80

Description

Lorentz, Stanislaw & Rottermund, Andrzej Neoclassicism in Poland, 1986

Caroselli, Susan L The Painted Enamels of Limoges: A Catalogue of the Collection of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, 1993

Thornton, Peter Form and Decoration: Innovation in the Decorative Arts, 1470-1870, 1998

Chernyak, Yakov - a.o. Tobolsk Bone Carvings from Surgut Museum and from private collections. Text in Russian & English (2 volumes in box), 1996

Cerwinske, Laura Russian Imperial Style, 1990 ? (in Russian) Text in Russian [Sculpture in Russia, 18th - 20th century, 1958

Romanelli, Giandomenico Venice: Art and Architecture Hardcover, Volume II, 2007

Muraro, Michelangelo Treasures of Venice, 1963

Barbantini, Nino & Lorenzetti, Giulio Il Settecento

Italiano, Volume Secondo, Con 357 Tavole: Mobili, Arazzi e Stoffe, Ceramiche, Presepii, Sculture

Ornamentali, Vetri e Argenti, Carrozze e Portantine Volume II only of 2 volumes, 1932

Borsook, Eve Italian Altarpieces 1250-1550 - Function and Design, 1994

Reggiori, Ferdinando Il Santuario di Santa Maria presso San Celso e i suoi Tesori [The Sanctuary of Santa Maria presso San Celso and its Treasures], 1968

Pirovano, Carlo Prezioso Quotidiano Tesori della Vita Russa [Precious Daily. Treasures of Russian Life], 2001 Vignetten Umrahmungen, Dekorative Ornamente, Embleme U.S.W. Des XVII. UND XVIII. Jahrhunderts, 1893

Rettelbusch, Ernst Stilhandbuch : Ornamentik, Möbel, Innenausbau von d. ältesten Zeiten bis zum Biedermeier, 1979

Richter, Detley (Klinkhardt & Bierrmann) Lackdosen [Brunswick lacquerware manufactory Stobwasser, production of lacquer cans and miniature painting, about lacquered gallantry goods from France, England and Germany, Russian lacquer cans and others], 1988

Stahl, Fritz Weg zur Kunst. Einfuhrung in Kunst und Kunstgeschichte [Path to art. Introduction to Art and Art History], c1930

Davanzo Poli, Doretta Angewandte & dekorative Kunst in Venedig, 1999

Jessen, Peter Das Rokoko im Ornamentstich (Meister des Ornamentstichs; Eine Auswahl aus Vier Jahrhunderten, Band 3) [The Rococo in ornamental engraving. 200 Picture Plates, Volume 3], c1920s

Rott, Hans Kunst und Künstler am Baden-Durlacher Hof bis zur Gründung Karlsruhes [Art and Artists at the Baden-Durlacher Hof],1917

Feuchtmuller, Rupert & Mrazek, Wilhelm Biedermeier in Osterreich,1963

- Artist Resale Rights charge applies to this lot

Heidrich, Ernst Die Alt-Deutsche Malerei : 200 Nachbildungen mit geschichtl. Einf. u. Erl. Die Kunst in Bildern, 1909

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Description

Die Kunstwelt Monatsschrift fur die Bildende Kunst, 2 Volumes, 1913

Hamann, Richard Deutsches Ornament, Auswahl nach Aufnahmen des Kunstgeschichtlichen Seminars der Universitat Marburg, 1924

Hausenstein, Wilhelm und Joachim Wieder Rokoko : Franzosische und deutscher Illustratoren des 18. Jahrhunderts, 1958

Gonzalez-Palacios, Alvar Colnaghi: Objects For A 'Wunderkammer' 10 June To 31 July, 1981

Groer, Leon de Les arts decoratifs de 1790 a 1850, 1985

Humbert, Chantal Les Arts Decoratifs en Lorraine: De la fin du XVIIe Siecle a l'ere Industrielle, 1993

Belloncle, Michel Les objets du fumeur, 1971

Kohler, Arthur Connaissance des Style,s 1947

Verlet, Pierre Objects D'Art Francais de la Collection

Calouste Gulbenkian, 1969

Hambly, M Les instruments de dessin : 1580-1980, 1991

Deschamps, Madeleine, Empire, 1994

Faniel, Stephane & Levallois, Pierre Le XVII Siecle Francais, 1958

Wark, Robert R French Decorative Art in the Huntington Collection, 1962

Klamkin, Marian Collector's Book of Boxes, 1972 (42)

A group four books on sculpture and garden ornaments

Comprising:

A.Radcliffe, M.Baker & M. Maek-Gérard, The ThyssenBornemiszma Collection, Renaissance and later sculpture, Sotheby's, 1992

R.Gunnis, Dictionary of British Sculptors 1660-1851, Abbey Library

A.Morris, Antiques from the Garden, Garden Art Press, 1996

J.Davis, Antique Garden Ornament, Antique Collector's Club, 1998 (4) 3 £20-£30 4

The Decorative Arts - British, American & Canadian

Koldeweij, Eloy The English Candlestick. 500 Years in the Development of Base-Metal Candlesticks 14251925, 2001

Wills, Geoffrey Candlesticks, 1974

Pinto, Edward & Eva Tunbridge and Scottish Souvenir Woodware, with Chapters on Bois Durci and Pyrography, 1970

Reade, Brian Regency Antiques, 1953

Fry Roger, Manson J B, et al Georgian Art 1760-1820, 1929

Pinto, Edward H Treen and Other Wooden Bygones, 1968

Field, June Collecting Georgian And Victorian Crafts,

† - Artist Resale Rights charge applies to this lot λ - This lot is marked as Cites

£80-£120

Description

1973

Irwin, David English Neoclassical Art: Studies in Inspiration and Taste, 1966

Gloag, John Early English Decorative Detail, 1966

Fowler, John & Cornforth, John English Decoration in the 18th Century, 1986

Priestley, J. B. The Prince of Pleasure and his Regency 1811-1820, 1970

Snodin, Michael & Styles, John Design and The Decorative Arts - Britain 1500-1900, 2001

Cornforth, John The Search for a Style: Country Life and Architecture, 1897-1935 (signed by the author), 1988

Gloag, John Victorian Comfort: A social history of design from 1830-1900, 1961

Larwood, Jacob & Hotten, John Camden ENGLISH INN SIGNS - Being a Revised and Modernized Version of History of Signboards - With a Chapter on the Modern Inn Sign, 1951

Watkin, David Thomas Hope, REGENCY Furniture & Interior Decoration, 1971

Guild, Robin The Victorian House Book, 1991

Hornung, Clarence P Treasury of American Design, in Two Volumes, 1950

Exhibition Catalogue 19th-Century America Furniture and Other Decorative Arts; an Exhibition in Celebration of the Hundredth Anniversary of The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1970

Webster, Donald Blake The Book of Canadian Antiques, 1974

Constable, W G Art Collecting in the United States of America, An Outline of a History (Quarter leather bound), 1964

Trevor-Venis, Peter The Eighteenth Century English Dining Room, The Israel Museum, Jerusalem

Gere, Charlotte & Whiteway, Michael NineteenthCentury Design: From Pugin to Mackintosh, 1993

Saumarez-Smith, Charles Eighteenth Century Decoration: Design and Domestic Interior in England, 1993

Hughes, Therle and Bernard English Painted Enamels, 1951

Watney, Bernard M & Babbidge, Homer D Corkscrews for Collectors (revised edition), 1993

Gloag, John Georgian Grace A Social History of Design from 1660 to 1830, 1956

Beard, Geoffrey Craftsmen and Interior Decoration in England 1660-1820, 1981

Darlington, Ida & Howgego, James Printed Maps of London, c.1553 to 1850, 1964 (30)

- Artist Resale Rights charge applies to this lot

- This lot is marked as Cites Estimate

5

A quantity of books on antique furniture, clocks, barometers and picture frames

Comprising:

G.Child, World Mirrors 1650-1900, Sotheby's, 1990

P.Mitchell & L.Roberts, A History of European Picture Frames, Merrell Holberton, 1996

J.Simon, The Art of the Picture Frame, NPG, 1997 B.D.Cotton, The English Regional Chair, Antique Collector's Club, 1990 (2 copies)

V.Chinnery, Oak Furniture, The British Tradition, Antique Collector's Club, 1979

J.Andrews, Victorian and Edwardian Furniture, Antique Collector's Club, 2001

J.Andrews, British Antique Furniture, Antique Collector's Club, 2001

J.Andrews, The Price Guide to British Antique Furniture, Antique Collector's Club, 1978

British Furniture 1600-2000, The Intelligent Layman, 2005

F.Bamford, A Dictionary of Edinburgh Furniture Makers, FHS, 1983

F.Collard, Regency Furniture, Antique Collector's Club, 2000

A.Bowett, English Furniture 1660-1714, From Charles II to Queen Anne, Antique Collector's Club, 2002

R.C.R.Barder, The Georgian Bracket Clock 1714-1830, Antique Collector's Club, 2001

N.Goodison, English Barometers 1680-1860, Antique Collector's Club, 1977 (14)

6 A collection of books on The Decorative ArtsMonographs

Butor, Michel Diego Giacometti, 1985

Goodison, Matthew Ormolu : The work of Matthew Boulton, 1974

Fiell, Peter & Charlotta William Morris (1834 - 1896), 1999

Naylor, Gillian William Morris by himself designs and writings, 1989

Parry, Linda William Morris and the Arts and Crafts Movement: a Source Book ,1989

Bindman, D. John Flaxman, R. A. (Exhibition Catalogue, Royal Academy of Arts), 1979

Pugin, A. Welby Floriated Ornament: A Series of Thirtyone Designs, 1994

Beard, Geoffrey The Work of Grinling Gibbons, 1989

Estorick, Eric Erte, The Last Works, Graphics, Sculpture, 1991

Vogel, Julius Otto Greiner, 1903 (10)

7

A collection of books on The Decorative Arts - Mixed

Janneau, Guillaume Le luminaire par Guillaume

Janneau, 3 séries. suivi de Le luminaire moderne par

† - Artist Resale Rights charge applies to this lot

λ - This lot is marked as Cites

Estimate

£100-£150

£30-£40

£60-£80

Description

Gabriel Henriot, Art Deco Lampen 1925-1937, 1992

Bulley, Margaret H Art & Everyman: A Basis for Appreciation (Vols I & II), 1951

Anawalt, Patricia Rieff The Worldwide History of Dress, 2009

Gruber, Alain The History of Decorative Arts: Classicism and The Baroque in Europe, in Slipcase, 1996

Piccirillo, Michele The Mosaics of Jordan, 1997

Rossi, Ferdinando Mosaics, A survey of their History and Techniques, 1970

Toscano,Salvador Arte precolombino de Mexico y de la America Central, 1944

Department of Scientific and Industrial Research. The Cleaning And Restoration Of Museum Exhibits. Third Report Upon Investigations Conducted at the British Museum, 1926

Zagorsk History & Art Museum Chukchi and Eskimo Art in the Collection of the Zagorsk History and Art Museum. In Slipcase (Text in Russian), 1981

Papini, Roberto Decorative Arts and Architecture of the 1920s, 2005

Launert, Edmund Perfume and Pomanders: Scent and Scent Bottles Through the Ages, 1987

Battersby, Martin The Decorative Thirties, 1971

Wetzel, J. Voyage Pittoresque Aux Lacs Suisses / Picturesque Journey to Swiss Lakes Limited Edition Copy 356/500 (World Economic Forum), 1987

Fahr-Becker, Gabriele Art Nouveau, 1997

Greenhalgh, P. Art Nouveau 1890-1914, 2000

Honour, Hugh Romanticism, 1979

Buchner, Alexander Musical Instruments Through the Ages, c1960's

Praz, Mario, On Neoclassicism, 1969

Menkes, Suzy, The Windsor Style, 1987

Levenson, Jay A. Circa 1492 Art in the Age of Exploration, 1991

Hazlitt Gooden & Fox Design, Drawings for Architecture

Costume and the Decorative Arts from 1570, 1989

Various, The Age of Neo-classicism, The Fourteenth Exhibition of the Council of Europe, The Royal Academy and The Victoria and Albert Museum, SeptemberNovember, 1972

Hobson, Anthony Great Libraries, 1970

Various Period Rooms in The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1996

Fleming, John & Honour, Hugh The Penguin Dictionary of Decorative Arts (Second Edition), 1989

Meier-Graefe, J Entwicklungs-Geschichte der Modernen

Kunst [History of the Development of Modern Art], 2 Volumes, 1904

Poulet, W Kunst und Brille durch funf Jahrhunderte, Band II. [The Glasses Volume II. Art and Glasses through Five Centuries], 1978

Strong, Roy The Spirit of Britain, 1999

Clark, Kenneth Civilisation, A Personal View, 1969

Rome, R C UNION CLUB, An Historical & Descriptive

- Artist Resale Rights charge applies to this lot

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Estimate

Description

Record of the oldest Members' Club in London, founded c1799 (limited edition of 750), 1948 (32)

A group of five books on antique jewellery and silver Comprising:

D. Bennett & S. Mascetti, Understanding Jewellery, Antique Collector's Club, 1996

Jackson's Silver & Gold Marks, Antique Collector's Club, 1996

E.Delieb, Silver Boxes, Ferndale Editions, 1979

I.Pickford, Silver Flatware, Antique Collector's Club, 1998

J. Luddington, Starting to Collect Silver, Antique Collector's Club, 1992 (5)

A group of five books on antique metalwork and lighting

Comprising:

J.Bourne & V. Brett, Lighting in the Domestic Interior, Sotheby's, 1991

R.Gentle & R.Feild, Domestic Metalwork 1640-1820, Antique Collector's Club, 1994

J.M.Burks, Birmingham Brass Candlesticks, Virginia, 1986

R.Gentle & R.Feild, English Domestic Brass 1680-1810, Elek, 1975

J.Seymour Lindsay, Iron and Brass Implements of English House, Alec Tiranti, 1970 (5)

10 A group of five Sotheby's auction house sale catalogues

Comprising:

Sotheby's, The Leverhulme Collection, Thornton Manor, Vol I, 26, 27,28 June 2001

Sotheby's, Noseley Hall, Leicestershire, 28 & 29

September 1998

Sotheby's, Mentmore, Furniture & Works of Art & Silver, Vols I & II, May 1977

Sotheby's, Chatsworth, The Attic Sale, 7 October 2010 (5)

Phillips, London, The Watney Collection, Fine Early English Porcelain, Vols I-III, 1999-2000 (3)

- Artist Resale Rights charge applies to this lot

- This lot is marked as Cites

Estimate

12 Description

Phillips, London, The Watney Collection, Fine Early English Porcelain, Vols I-III, 1999-2000 (3)

13

Books on French Literature & History

Vertot, Rene Aubert de Histoire des Chevaliers Hospitaliers de S. Jean de Jerusalem, appellez depuis Chevaliers de Rhodes et aujourd hui Chevaliers de Malthe. Nouvelle edition. [History of the Knights Hospitallers of St. John of Jerusalem, since called the Knights of Rhodes and now the Knights of Malthe. New Edition] (4 of 5 Volumes), 1732

Voltaire Oeuvres Completes de Voltaire, 7 Volumes [Complete Works of Voltaire] (6 volumes bear owner's signature "Stockmar" (Could be Baron Stockmar, German Physician & Statesman) - Incomplete, 1821-23. (11)

A group of books on German Literature & History

Schiller, Friedrich (Hg.: Karl Goedeke) Schillers sammtliche Schriften, 17 Volumes [Schiller's Complete Writings], 1867

Schiller, Friedrich Fammtliche Werke, 12 Volumes, 1838 Munch, Ernst: Allgemeine Geschichte der neuesten Zeit (von dem Ende des großen Kampfes der europäischen Mächte wider Napoleon Bonaparte, bis auf unsere Tage), 7 Volumes [General history of recent times, from the end of the great struggle of the European powers against Napoleon Bonaparte, to the present day], 1838

Prof. Dr. Ernst Elster Heinrich Heines sämtliche Werke, 7 Volumes [Heinrich Heine's Complete Works], c1890 (43)

Three group of three antique books

Comprising of: J. Boswell, 'Boswell’s Life of Johnson and Tour to the Hebrides', The Sir Joshua Reynolds Edition, Routledge, 1885, Limited Edition 85/500. (5 Vols), Omar Khayyám, Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám, illustrated by Willy Pogáng, Harrap, London, 1930 and W.Edmondstoune Aytoun, D.C.L., 'Lays of the Scottish Cavaliers and Other Poems', illustrated by J. N & W.H. Paton, Blackwood and Sons, 1863. (7)

16 V. Bhandari, Jewelled Textiles, Gold and Silver Embellished Cloth of India, OM Books International, 2015

Boxed hardback.

- Artist Resale Rights charge applies to this lot λ - This lot is marked as Cites

Estimate £30-£50

£30-£50

£50-£70

£40-£60

£20-£30

17 λ Description

A 19th century Indian rosewood and ivory inlaid box

The lid inlaid with running leaf motif, enclosing a lift out tray, the side applied with brass carrying handles, 44.5cm

Estimate

£60-£80 wide, 29.5cm deep, 20cm high.

Ivory declaration submission reference 7DYDJSFV

N.B: This lot is subject to CITES regulations

18 An early 20th century carved Burmese dinner gong, a Burmese large carved hardwood circular tray and

£20-£30 a pair of carved hardwood dragons

The black painted metal gong with gilt figures together with a beater, the dished tray carved with figures and animals, 64cm diameter, the temple dragons seated each 34cm high (5)

19 A group of Far Eastern and Islamic metalware

Comprising of six brass decorated finger bowls, a blue

£100-£150 cloisonné decorated incense burner on stand, a tall green, red and blue cloisonné baluster vase, 32cm high, a pair of small red and blue cloisonné baluster vases and covers, each 15cm high, a circular decorated tray and a pierced blue cloisonné circular tray. (qty)

20 A late century Burmese Pagan female puppet or marionette

Wearing a later black jacket and red skirt, with articulated hands, googly eyes and moving mouth, feet detached, 49cm high.

21 An Iznik green, blue and red glazed vase and two Turkish tiles

Of baluster form, decorated with various exotic animals, 28cm high, together with two Turkish glazed tiles, one a tree of life design, the other of stylised flowerheads, 24cm x 27cm and 20cm x 20cm respectively. (3)

22 Chinese School, mid 20th century

Three landscape paintings on silk together with a framed

£10-£20

£40-£60

£30-£50 print

Comprising a mountainous landscape with a building in the foreground, 56cm x 32cm, framed 74cm x 45cm, a river landscape, 36cm x 31cm, framed 52cm x 47cm, a mountainous landscape with figures seated at a table, 30cm x 36cm, framed 45cm x 51cm, and a print of bamboo from The Mustard Seed Garden Manual of Painting, Jinchang (Suzhou) 1782, 27cm x 31cm, framed 29.5cm x 33cm. (4)

† - Artist Resale Rights charge applies to this lot

λ - This lot is marked as Cites

Tokokuni III / Kunisada (1786-1864)

A Japanese woodblock print

Framed and mounted

35cm x 24cm, framed 52cm x 39cm

Together with:

Chinese School, 20th century Warrior with a rearing horse Gouache on a watercolour and gilded decorated board

Signed, unframed 51cm x 40cm (2)

24 A group of three Chinese School pictures, 20th century

Comprising of a pair of silk paintings of herons, one depicting a pair of herons in flight, the other depicting a heron under a water-lily, both mounted on silk brocade, 39.5cm x 24cm, framed 54cm x 34.5cm, together with a print on fabric on ducks on a river, 54cm x 29cm, framed 78cm x 44cm, a silk embroidery panel of a pair of herons in a landscape with further herons flying in the distance, signed, the panel 37.5cm x 56cm, framed 41cm x 60cm and a female figure in a landscape setting, watercolour on silk, signed, within a self patterned silk mount, framed with decorative Chinese style hangers, 19cm x 44cm. (3)

25 A 19th century Japanese black lacquer tray together with a late 19th century/early 20th century Chinese mother of pearl inlaid hardwood panel

Depicting female figures playing instruments and a seated male figure, in a landscape setting, 36cm diam, the panel set within a similarly decorated frame, the panel decorated with flowers, birds and a central landscape medallion, some losses, 60cm x 42cm. (2)

26 A 20th century Japanese Satsuma hand painted baluster vase

Decorated in blue, orange and gold flowers on a white ground, 30cm high.

Estimate

£30-£50

£30-£50

£30-£50

† - Artist Resale Rights charge applies to this lot

λ - This lot is marked as Cites

£20-£30

27 Description A pair of 20th century Imari style porcelain table lamp bases

Of faceted baluster form, on turned wood bases, together with a pair of peach shades, fitted for electricity, each 46cm high. (2)

Provenance: Thomas Goode & Sons, London Private Collection, London.

28 A 19th century Chinese blue and white slender baluster vase

With trumpet flared neck, foliate decorated with elephant mask handles to the sides, with six character mark to the underside of the base, 28cm high.

29 A quantity of Asian ceramics

Comprising of a pale jade celadon bud vase, 14cm high, a jade celadon small plate, 16cm diameter, a small celadon jardiniere, 10cm high, a blue and white peony pattern dished plate, 23cm diameter, a Japanese floral decorated bud vase in original wooden box, 28cm wide, a dark green octagonal stone jardiniere, 13cm high, a small blue scroll decorated stoneware dish, 16cm diameter, a large blue and white jardiniere with bird and flower filled reserves (a.f), 22cm high, and another blue and white bird and flower decorated jardiniere, 20cm high. (9)

30 A group of Chinese and Japanese small works of art including netsuke and scent bottles

Including a hardwood carved puzzle ball, a carved figure of Ebisu, a carved swan, a rabbit, a frog, a pair of turtles and a pair of monkeys. (15)

31 A Chinese blue and white table lamp

Of slender baluster form decorated with character marks and stylised leaves and flowers, fitted for electricity, 38cm high including fittings.

32 A 19th century Chinese blue and white peony pattern plate and a 19th century Chinese willow pattern decorated plate and two pairs of Liberty's blue and white foliate transfer printed bottles on Chinese hardwood stands

Each 23cm diameter, (a/f), the stands of rectangular form, two with stoppers, each 24cm high. (10)

Estimate £100-£200

£60-£80

£20-£30

£150-£200

£30-£50

£20-£30 † - Artist Resale Rights charge applies to this lot

λ - This lot is marked as Cites

33 Description A jade seated Buddha on a hardwood stand 8cm wide

Estimate £20-£30 34 Three early to mid 20th century rugs, Afghan and North West Persian 194cm x 104cm, 162cm x 89cm and 126cm x 67cm. (3)

35 A Bakthiar rug, South West Persia, circa 1940 190cm x 136cm

£20-£30

£250-£350

36 An antique Kurdish rug 154cm x 122cm (reduced, a.f)

37 A silk and wool Kashan rug, Central Persia, circa 1940 200cm x 137cm

£30-£50

£300-£500

38 A modern kilim rug In two stitched sections, 205cm x 143cm.

39 A Seneh rug of Mina Khani design, West Persia, circa 1930 192cm x 134cm

£80-£120

£300-£400

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A vintage Ushak design rug

203cm x 116cm

41 A contemporary kazak rug 169cm x 130cm

Estimate

£20-£30

£150-£200

42 A pair of 17th century stripped beech side chairs in the Carolean style

The high pierced backs decorated with foliate scroll-work flanked by baluster turned uprights, above caned seats on block and baluster turned legs joined by carved stretchers, previously decorated,49cm wide, 39cm deep,120cm high. (2)

Provenance:

Property from an estate, Henley on Thames, formerly at The Dower House, Stonor.

A Charles II oak gate-leg table

The hinged oval top above a drawer to each end; on bobbin turned legs joined by stretchers, 150cm wide (extended), 117cm deep. 72cm high.

Provenance:

Private Collection, Henley-on-Thames

A set of four early 20th century continental oak ladderback dining chairs including a pair of open armchairs

The turned finials above ladder splats above rectangular rush seats on turned legs joined by stretchers on turned feet, the arms 60cm wide, 43cm deep, 114cm high, seat height 46cm. (4)

A 18th century oak carved clerk's desk

The rectangular top with undulating superstructure above a sloping fall carved with the initials 'A.W' and dated 1737 with a stylise flowerhead, 66cm wide, 48cm deep, 39cm high.

46 A Victorian brass fender, a set of brass firetools and two scuttles

The fender of rounded rectangular form on turned feet, 123cm wide, the tools comprising of a poker, shovel and tongs, together with two Victorian copper coal scuttles, one helmet shaped, the other of bowed form with carrying handles, on cabriole legs and paw feet, 54cm wide. (6)

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£500-£700

£100-£200 43

£50-£80

£20-£40

£50-£80

47

A 1930's Queen Anne style walnut double bowfront side / cocktail cabinet

The shaped rectangular top above two pairs of cupboard doors enclosing shelves, above a pierced scrolling acanthus carved frieze; on spirally turned legs joined by stretchers, numbered to the reverse 2593 and 9745, 149cm wide, 38cm deep, 136cm high.

A George III mahogany carved bureau

The later rectangular top above a sloping fall enclosing a replaced baize, ten pigeonholes, a central sliding section with profusely carved door enclosing six short drawers and a pigeonhole; flanked by eight concave shaped drawers; above three narrow and three long graduated drawers flanked by reeded quarter columns, on ogee bracket feet, bearing the stamp 'GILLOWS', North Country, adapted from a bureau bookcase, 117cm wide, 56cm deep, 107cm high.

An 18th century and later walnut chest

The rectangular top above four long graduated drawers on bracket feet, 83cm wide, 49cm deep, 83cm high.

50 A George II mahogany tripod table

The circular tilt-top above a birdcage action on ring turned shaft above cabriole legs and pad feet, 90cm diameter, 70cm high.

Provenance: Private Collection, London.

51 A Chippendale style mahogany three tier hanging shelf

With pierced Gothic arched sides, 92cm wide, 21cm deep, 92cm high.

52 A late 19th century George III style sabicu low serpentine open bookcase

The shaped rectangular moulded top above two frieze drawers, above a shelf; with carrying handles to the sides; on slender cabriole legs with sabots, 72cm wide, 33cm deep, 70cm high.

53 A George III mahogany quadruple chair back settee

The serpentine top-rails above wheatsheaf and paterae carved and pierced horizontal splats, above outswept arms and drop in seat on square tapering legs, 180cm wide, 46cm deep, 93cm high, seat height 44cm.

Estimate

£100-£150

£100-£150

£30-£50

£300-£500

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54 Description A late George III mahogany three tier dumb waiter

The circular dished graduated tops with baluster turned supports, on downswept legs with square cappings and castors, 69cm diameter, 117cm high.

55 A Regency mahogany D-shaped tea table

The rounded rectangular top with reeded edge above a frieze drawers on turned lobed tapering legs and spool feet, 101cm wide, 48cm deep, 74cm high.

56 Two late 19th century mahogany carved dining chairs in the Adam taste and a similar open armchair (3)

57 A William IV mahogany dining table

The rounded rectangular moulded top enclosing three leaves, on turned fluted legs and spool feet, 157cm wide, 126cm deep, 74cm high.

58 A small Regency mahogany and ebony marquetry octagonal centre table

The replaced green and gilt tooled leather top above three frieze drawers and a simulated drawer, above a baluster turned shaft, on downswept legs with square brass cappings and castors, 59cm wide, 44cm deep, 74cm high.

Provenance:

Purchased from Ronald Phillips Ltd, London, July 1972.

59 A pair of Hepplewhite style cream painted side chairs

The oval moulded backs with pierced splats above caned rectangular seats on square tapering legs with spade feet and squab cushions, each 49cm wide, 40cm deep, 95cm high, seat height 45cm. (2)

60 λ A Regency rosewood sofa table

The hinged rounded rectangular top above two frieze drawers, on standard end supports and reeded downswept legs and brass cappings and castors, 152cm wide, 61cm deep, 73cm high.

N.B: This lot is subject to CITES regulations

Estimate

£40-£60

£40-£60

£30-£50

£60-£80

£100-£150

£60-£80

£100-£150

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61 λ A Regency rosewood and brass inlaid tea table

The rounded rectangular swivel top above a beaded and

£300-£500 tablet applied frieze; above a spreading shaft on quadripartite platform base and downswept legs with leaf and scroll cast cappings and castors, 92cm wide, 45cm deep, 73cm high.

Provenance:

Property from a private collection of decorative arts, Warwickshire.

N.B: This lot is subject to CITES regulations

62 λ A Regency mahogany and rosewood crossbanded bow front chest

The shaped rectangular top above three long graduated drawers on bracket feet, 97cm wide, 54cm deep, 88cm high.

N.B: This lot is subject to CITES regulations

63 A Regency style mahogany sofa table

The hinged rectangular top above a pair of frieze

£30-£50

£30-£50 drawers and opposing dummy drawers, on a quadripartite base with downswept legs, brass cappings and castors, parts 19th century, 74cm wide, 118.5cm wide extended, 69cm deep, 71cm high.

64 A group of three Victorian stools

All with floral needlework seats comprising of an early

£80-£120 Victorian mahogany rectangular stool on turned tapering legs, 57cm wide, 34cm deep, 47cm high, a late Victorian mahogany rectangular piano stool, with hinged seat, fluted and with paterae, 47cm wide, 39cm deep, 53cm high and a small Victorian circular footstool, 36cm wide. (3)

65 A small late Victorian mahogany pedestal desk

The rectangular gilt tooled leather top above three frieze drawers and a kneehole and flanked by pedestals each with three drawers on plinth bases and castors, 107cm wide, 64cm ddep, 75cm high

66 An early 20th century walnut long stool

The rectangular padded stuff over seat upholstered with

£40-£60

£30-£50 lily pattern gros point; on shaped feet, 131cm wide, 32cm deep, 17cm high. † - Artist Resale Rights charge applies to this lot

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67 Description A Victorian style brass club fender

With brown leather buttoned seat on turned supports, 177cm wide.

Provenance:

The Dorchester Hotel, London

68 A Victorian Hungarian ash high stool

The low pieced back and upholstered seat on turned legs, joined by stretchers on slightly outswept feet, 36cm wide, 36cm deep, 79.5cm high, seat height 58cm.

69 An early 20th century limed oak X-framed stool 59cm wide, 33cm deep, 65cm high.

70 A late 19th century American walnut musician's adjustable chair

With leaf carved top-rail, turned pierced splat and circular padded seat on turned legs with gilt iron dolphin cast feet, 38cm wide, 40cm deep, 91cm high, seat height, 47cm high.

71 Three vintage standard lamps

Comprising of a wrought iron lamp, a teak and an ebonised and brass lamp, fitted for electricity, each approximately 140cm high. (3)

72 A large late Victorian copper saucepan, a copper saucepan lid, an aluminium cooking pot and other kitchenalia

The saucepan by Elkington & Co, 25cm, 23cm and 39cm wide respectively, together with an Art Deco chrome plated salt and pepper, three pourers and a silver plated ladle. (9)

73 A Renaissance style terracotta globular flagon

With lion mask spout; on a circular footed base, (a.f), 36cm high.

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Estimate

£300-£500

£30-£50

£30-£50

£60-£80

£10-£20

£20-£30

£30-£50

74 A carved composite stone figure of a man playing the bagpipe

£60-£80 25cm wide.

75 An early 20th century engraved powder horn

Engraved 'R.Raley. Esq', with Kenilworth Castle, a bear,

£30-£50 a pheasant and a stag, 39cm wide

76 A quantity of antique and vintage table linen

Including a table cloth from the Steward's Room at

£60-£80 Cliveden and another labelled 'Astor'. (qty)

77 An antique Irish lace handkerchief together with a lace fragment and A. Longfield, Irish Lace, Irish

Heritage Series: 21, 1978

The handkerchief probably Limerick, 25cm x 30cm. (3)

78 λ A 19th century sampler of Genesis 22 by Hannah Sunderland, age 9

In a rectangular rosewood frame, 52cm x 38cm.

Provenance:

Property from an historic family collection, Henley-on-Thames

N.B: This lot is subject to CITES regulations

79 A pair of late Victorian brass dog door porters or door stops together with another

The seated hounds on rectangular plinth bases, each 23cm high, the other of a sailing ship with addorsed dolphins below, 33cm high. (3)

£30-£50

£80-£120

£100-£120

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80 Description

A group of six vesta cases and two match box cases

Comprising of a brown leather and gilt cylindrical vesta case, an Edward VII bakelite example in the form of a book, a late Victorian silver vesta case, London, 1896, a late 19th century Japonaiserie bird and leaf vesta case, a late 19th century gilt metal vesta case in the form of an eagle's head, a Victorian Tunbridgeware 'go-to-bed' and two match box cases, one inset with an Essex crystal of a Pug. (8)

Estimate

£80-£120

81

An early 19th century Derby figure of the Welsh Tailor

Modelled astride a goat, on sprig scroll and gilt base, with incised numerals N62, 16cm high.

82 A 19th century Derby figure of James Quinn in the role of Sir John Falstaff

Heightened in gilt on a scroling base, inscribed No.291, 30cm high.

83 A pair of late 19th century continental white porcelain and gilt bronze lustre candlesticks

Hung with crystal drops, the stems in the form of male putti swathed in drapes, on circular bases, each 37cm high. (2)

Provenance:

Property from an estate, Henley on Thames, formerly at The Dower House, Stonor.

84 A small 19th century Wedgwood black basalt pot with cover

Of classical form, the lid with a finial in the form of a seated cloaked woman, with squat bulbous body with twin handles; decorated with a frieze of classical figures, with impressed marks WEDGWOOD, 11cm high.

85 A pair of 19th century Wedgwood black basalt plates

Decorated with the triumph of Venus, both with impressed marks WEDGWOOD, 22cm diameter. (2)

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£100-£150

£80-£120

£50-£80

£30-£50

£30-£50

86

A 19th century Staffordshire blue, white, polychrome floral decorated and gilt tea service

Comprising of twelve tea cups, eleven saucers, a teapot, a sucrier, two cake plates and a side plate.(qty)

87 A late 19th century Worcester porcelain tazza, painted by Richard Sebright (d.1913)

Heightened with gilt, on a green ground with pink reserves, the shaped circular plate with central panel of a still life of fruits, marked to the underside, with restorations, 24cm diameter.

88 A quantity of largely 19th century cut glass table ware and a quantity of 20th century drinking glasses

Comprising of a footed tazza, 23cm wide, a pair of decanters with star cut bases, a pair of water jugs (one a.f), a pineapple cut decanter with a enamelled sherry label, a cranberry glass jug and a small decanter together with a quantity of 20th century drinking glasses, c omprising of twenty eight various wine glasses, five large stemmed glass engraved with frigates and eleven sherry glasses. (qty)

89 A Soho Pottery Solian ware green and gilt dessert service, a Limoges attributed tea set and a pair of Dresden floral decorated baskets

The dessert service comprising a cake stand, two oval dishes and six plates, the white tea set decorated with purple flowers comprising of two serving plates, 12 cake plates, twelves tea cups, twelve saucers, a milk jug, and a sugar bowl; the baskets pierced decorated with polychrome floral sprays and heightened in gilt, each 22cm diameter (qty)

Estimate

£50-£70

£40-£60

£80-£120

£20-£30

90

A Victorian part tea set by George Jones with a Henley retailer and three other part tea sets

The George Jones set retailed by John Hawkins, Henley on Thames. (qty)

91 A very large late Victorian Keeling & Co 'Arran' turkey meat plate

Of oval form with 'tree of life' gravy reservoir, decorated with a orange/blue scrolling flower frieze, on a cream ground, some staining, 58cm wide.

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£30-£50

£20-£30

92 Description

A 19th century porcelain part dinner service decorated and gilt with flowers and exotic birds probably by Minton

Comprising nine dinner plates, a large twin handled tureen, a small twin handled tureen, a twin handled cake plate and a pair of oval plates (one a.f) and two graduated meat plates. (qty)

A quantity of 20th century Royal Crown Derby Imari pattern tea wares

Comprising of seven cups (some a.f), twelve saucers and nine cake plates. (qty)

94 A collection of eighteen largely mid 19th century

English porcelain cups and saucers

Including two trios and comprising examples by Flight Barr & Barr, Grainger Worcester, Alcock, New Hall, Ridgway, Copeland Spode and Crown Staffordshire and examples attributed to Hilditch and Worcester, a Gaudy Welsh design example and a miniature continental cup and saucer, various sizes. (38)

A pair of early 19th century Spode monochrome and gilt bat printed dishes in pattern 557 and a Copeland monochrome decorated tea plate of a young girl and dog

Estimate

£60-£80

21cm and 17cm diameter respectively. (3) £20-£30

96 A Victorian majolica jardiniere, possibly Minton Decorated with fruit, with ram's head handles on lion paw feet, (a.f), 23cm diameter, 24cm high.

£20-£30

97 A pair of Dutch cut glass table lamps

The shades of trumpet form, on baluster stems and turned bases, fitted for electricity, each 63cm high. (2)

98 A Regency gilt brass ink stand

Of rectangular ogee form, with two cut glass ink pots and a central removable candlestick; with Apollo mask to the front and carrying handles to the sides, on leaf and lion paw feet, 35cm wide, 19cm deep, 16cm high.

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£40-£60

£60-£80

99 Description

An Edwardian silver and tortoiseshell desk timepiece, Horton & Allday, Birmingham and a tortoiseshell and white metal page turner

The time-piece with arched case, above a white enamelled dial with Arabic numerals with a subsidiary seconds dial and a Swiss made movement, date letter rubbed, possibly 1909, 10cm wide, the late 19th century page turner unmarked with repoussé handle decorated with a dragonfly, scrolling leaves and a shepherd, 43cm wide. (2)

Provenance:

Property from an historic family collection, Henley-on-Thames

N.B: This lot is subject to CITES regulations

100 A Victorian Derbyshire pietre dure rectangular press papier

Inlaid with a cross of white jasmine flowers and malachite leaves, 15cm wide.

101 Two late 19th / early 20th century French faience Luneville Bleu de France beakers by Keller & Guerin Co.

Produced in dedication to Joan of Arc, heightened in gilt, of slightly differing designs, each 13cm high. (2)

102 A pair of 19th century Derbyshire Ashford black marble floral inlaid vases

Of cylindrical form, both with white flowers, one with malachite leaves, on octagonal bases, 15cm high. (2)

103 A Regency style mahogany and brass inlaid bracket clock

The lobed domed cornice with pineapple finial, above a circular enamelled dial with Roman numerals and Arabic minutes; the twin-train movement striking on a gong, with brass carrying handles on the side on a moulded plinth case and gilt brass feet, 22cm wide, 16cm deep, 41cm high.

Estimate

£40-£60

104

An Edwardian mahogany and brass inlaid bracket clock retailed by Dimmer of Southsea, the movement by F. Marti

The arched moulded cornice with turned brass finials above a circular enamelled dial with Roman numerals and Arabic seconds, the twin-train movement striking on a gong, flanked by quarter reeded columns, on turned ball feet, 20cm wide, 13cm deep, 35cm high.

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£40-£60

£20-£30

£40-£60

£100-£150

£150-£200

105 Description

An early 20th century satinbirch and ebonised fairies and sprite silhouette decorated dressing table set

Comprising of a large and a small box and a hand mirror, the boxes 17cm and 15cm wide respectively. (3)

106 A late Victorian silver plated leaf shaped dish by Hukin & Heath

With scrolling leaf and flowerhead cast handles, 22cm wide.

107 A 19th century micromosaic and silver stud-button

With daisy flower design, shaped square outline with beaded border, mounted with French control mark for silver, crescent fitting to back, 22 x 22mm, 3.05g

108 A pair of diamond and enamel beads

One blue and the other green, both set with a line of diamonds (0.30ct total)

109 A 19th century shield shaped locket

Testing as 9ct with foliate engraved detail, two oval reserves within, one missing its glass. Length 42mm, width 20mm, depth 10mm. 10.77g gross.

110 A pietre dure floral inlaid oval pendant and ring

The pendant with a white rose and morning glory, on a sterling silver chain, 4.5cm, the ring with white flower and red carnation. Size P, 3cm high (2)

111 A matching white cultured pearl necklace and bracelet

With 9ct yellow gold bars, ball and clasp.

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Estimate

£20-£30

£10-£20

£10-£20

£150-£250

£40-£60

£80-£120

£180-£220

112 A necklace strung with chocolate coloured freshwater cultured pearls

Fitted with a 9ct white and yellow gold swirl ball clasp.

113 A 9ct white gold and pearl pendant

With an inverted pear shaped diamond-set bale, on a 9ct gold chain. Diamonds 0.08ct. Pearl 8mm diameter approx.

114 An Art Deco period tassel-tied string of butterscotch type amber-look beads

Squat cylinder shape, each 14 x 13mm wide. Length of beads laid end to end approx. 22cm / 8½’’, 39g.

115 A floral openwork pendant in yellow metal

Set with an oval cut emerald, round cut-diamonds and suspended cultured pearl on a gold-plated silver chain. Emerald 0.60ct approx. Diamonds 0.06ct approx.

116 A silver pear-shaped pendant

Set with a pear-shaped ruby and a halo of diamonds. Ruby 0.28ct approx. Diamonds 0.15ct approx.

117 A pale green nephrite jade bead necklace on a metal chain

With round beads 13mm alternating carved beads of around 25mm, length 77cm / 30¼’’, 155g gross.

118 A 9ct yellow gold dress ring

Set with three oval amethysts and diamond set border. Diamonds 0.25ct. Size Q. (80g)

Estimate

£150-£200

£300-£500

£20-£30

£200-£300

£80-£120

£10-£20

£400-£600

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λ - This lot is marked as Cites

119 Description A large vintage style step-cut ruby and double diamond frame ring in silver gilt Ruby 5.21ct. Rose-cut diamonds 0.58ct. Size N.

120 A 9ct white gold diamond solitaire ring

Diamond 0.30ct. Size K. (28g)

121 A silver ring

Set with an oval rose cut aquamarine and a halo of diamonds. Aquamarine 1.05ct. Diamonds 015ct. Size O 1/2.

122 A silver gilt dress ring

Rubover-set with a marquise blue topaz at the centre and surrounded by several rose-cut diamonds. Topaz 0.30ct. Diamonds 0.25ct. Size N.

123 A pair of silver and treated cabochon ruby studs With cubic zirconia halos

Estimate

£450-£550

£400-£600

£200-£300

£250-£350

£120-£180

124 A pair of 9ct yellow gold pink oblate spheroid cultured pearl studs 9mm diameter approx. (34g)

125 Two pairs of oval silver studs

One set with rhodolite garnet, the other set with labradorite

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£100-£150

£100-£150

126 Description

A 10- carat gold plated hunter cased keyless lever pocket watch

The Roman enamel dials with subsidiary seconds, 21 jewel movement with gilt metal chatons to the centre and micrometer regulation, with five adjustments, the 'Moon' case by Dennison guaranteed for 20 years, together with a rolled gold guard chain and T-bar, 40mm diameter.

An early 19th century framed watercolour of a British frigate at war 34cm x 40cm (a/f)

128

19th century British School in the manner of George Armfield (British, 1810-1893)

Spaniels Flushing Oil on canvas

Unsigned 15cm x 22cm

129 19th century School in the manner of George Armfield

Foxes hunting

A pair of oil on canvas

Signed indistinctly

Each 19cm x 24cm (2)

After J M W Turner (1775-1851)

Venice

Coloured engraving probably published by Gainsborough Galleries, 1924.

Engraved by Alfred J Scrimshire, signed in pencil, framed

Overall 69cm x 79cm, image size 30cm x 46cm

Thomas Faed RA, HSRA (British, 1826-1900)

Portrait of lady with a basket of flowers

Watercolour

Signed In an elaborated gilt wood frame contained within a glazed box frame, 43cm x 38cm.

I/s 27cm x 23cm

19th century British School

Watermill Oil on boarded canvas

Estimate

£40-£60

£30-£50

£150-£250

£200-£300

£30-£50

Signed with initials WGS 34cm x 15cm

Provenance:

Private Collection, London.

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133 John Carlisle (British, fl.1866–1916)

Highland Cattle

Watercolour

Signed and dated 1891 49cm x 74cm

Provenance:

Arthur Clarke Edwards (1859-1916) and thence by descent

Private family collection, Berkshire

134 A quantity of modern and decorative framed prints relating to Henley-on-Thames

Comprising of Charlie Cundall, Henley Regatta, 42cm x 73cm, Caroline Bleackley, Henley Royal Regatta, Passing Revenham Club, Martin Aitcihison, View of the river by Henley Bridge, After George C Haite, a limited edition reprint, an early 19th century engraving of Henley Bridge, C.F.E.Harvey, Henley Town Centre, Temple Island, Remenham, Clive Hemsley, The Royal Gloriana, 2017. (qty)

£150-£200

£40-£60

135

Alfred Parkman (British 1852-1930)

Ely Watercolour

Signed and dated 1924

£40-£60

136

18cm x 28cm

Provenance:

Private Collection, Henley-on-Thames

Alfred Parkman (British, 1852-1930)

Durham Watercolour

Signed and dated 1923 18cm x 28cm Provenance: Private Collection, Henley-on-Thames

137 Alfred Parkman (British, 1852-1930)

South Transcept Westminster

Watercolour

Signed and dated 1909 (?) 44cm x 28cm

Provenance: Private Collection, Henley-on-Thames

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£60-£80

£60-£80

138 Hugh Casson (British, 1910-1999), a pair of framed prints of Eton College and a framed print for Eton's

550th anniversary by S.Dyer

The pair 23cm x 32cm, both signed limited edition

297/650 the other 40cm x 32cm, signed limited edition 48/400. (3)

139 Patrick Hawks

Ashdown Forest, nr. Crowborough

Mixed media

Signed 8cm x 13cm

140 † Edmond E. Perini (1922-1991) Fernhall Lane, Upshire

£20-£30

£20-£30

£40-£60 Oil on board

Signed 28cm x 40cm

Artist Resale Right may apply

141 † Marion Broom (British 1878-1962) Flowers in a bowl

Watercolour

Signed 46cm x 58cm

Provenance: Private Collection, Henley-on-Thames

Artist Resale Right may apply

142 † Sarah Davidson (Irish b.1946) Strawberries and a Chinese bowl, 2007

£60-£80

£150-£200 Oil on board

Signed 18cm x 18cm

Provenance: Private Collection, London.

Artist Resale Right may apply

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λ - This lot is marked as Cites

143 Description A vintage Venetian style etched wall mirror

The rectangular plate with outer plates surmounted by a scrolling leaf cresting, 101cm high, 57cm wide.

144 A 19th century oval rope-twist gilt mirror in the manner of Fournier

The later plate surmounted by tied bow and crown cresting, 68cm high, 53cm wide.

145 A pair of 19th century Renaissance style stripped pine carved console tables

With trapezoidal brescia marble tops above grotesque mask trussed scrolling supports and floral filled cornucopia, each 77cm wide, 28cm deep, 68cm high. (2)

Provenance:

Property from an estate, Henley on Thames, formerly at The Dower House, Stonor.

146 A large 17th century carved stained pine chest, Northern European

The double panelled lid above a profusely carved front divided into three panels each with a floral vase flanked by uprights issuing scrollwork and divided by chip carved tapered uprights with waisted capitals and socles, enclosing an interior with a candlebox, the iron lock with a self locking mechanism, with a period iron key, raised on carved stile feet, 159cm wide, 67cm deep, 78cm high.

147 A pair of late 20th Century Spanish Mariano Garcia white painted Curule chairs together with a similar stool

The caned backs and seats on X-form legs, with loose squab cushions, each 60cm wide, 49cm deep, 81cm high, seat height 41cm, the stool with rectangular padded seat on X-form legs, 52cm wide (2)

Estimate

£200-£300

£200-£300

£500-£700

£60-£80

£150-£200

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148 Description A vintage white painted carved console table in the form of a bunch of roses

With later glass top, the roses tied with a riband, previously gilt, 66cm wide, 39cm deep, 72cm high.

Provenance:

Property from an estate, Henley on Thames, formerly at The Dower House, Stonor.

Estimate £120-£180

149 A 19th century French white painted pine bookcase

In the Louis XVI style, heightened in blue, in two parts, the rectangular ogee moulded cornice above a military trophy carved frieze and and three adjustable shelves, the lower part above a pair of panelled doors enclosing a shelf on a moulded plinth base, fitted for electricity, 127cm wide, 36cm deep, 222cm high.

Provenance:

Property from an estate, Henley on Thames, formerly at The Dower House, Stonor.

150 A pair of early 18th century French Louis XIV walnut carved side chairs

With shell carved and pierced top-rails above panelled à chassis rectangular splats and drop in seats on square cabriole legs joined by turned side stretchers, each 49cm wide, 39cm deep, 112cm deep, seat height 47cm. (2)

£300-£500

£80-£120

151

A 19th century walnut French Provincial desk / bureau plat

In the Louis XV style, the rectangular cleated top above a frieze drawer and a kneehole, flanked by two short drawers to each side, the panelled reverse carved with flower filled urns and scrolling leaves and flowers; on shaped moulded legs and pad feet, 166cm wide, 66cm deep, 74cm high.

Provenance:

Property from an estate, Henley on Thames, formerly at The Dower House, Stonor.

† - Artist Resale Rights charge applies to this lot

λ - This lot is marked as Cites

£120-£180

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152 Description A 19th century French Louis Phillipe mahogany and applied brass bowfront corner cupboard

With tiered superstructure above a panelled door enclosing a shelf on shaped bracket feet, 63cm wide, 41cm deep, 200cm high.

Provenance:

Property from an historic family collection, Henley-on-Thames

153 A 19th century French Louis Phillipe mahogany and applied brass table ambulante

The rectangular grey and white St Anne marble top with three quarter pierced brass gallery above three drawers; on turned legs and castors, joined by an under-tier, 49cm wide, 33cm deep, 77cm high.

Provenance:

Property from an historic family collection, Henley-on-Thames

154 A late 18th century French Directoire period mahogany and brass bound secrétaire à abbatant

The rectangular white marble top with pierced brass three-quarter gallery and rounded projecting corners, above a frieze drawer and fall front enclosing a leather lined writing surface, a central recess, two long and seven short drawers; above a pair of panelled doors enclosing a coffre fort; flanked by pilasters on toupie feet , 95cm wide, 39cm deep, 146cm high.

Provenance:

Property from an historic family collection, Henley-on-Thames

With a label to the reverse for Perrin, Rue Beccaria, Paris

Recorded in the inventory of the dining room of 45 Hyde Park Gardens Mews, London, W2, December 1946.

155 A 19th century Empire style mahogany semainier

The rectangular white veined marble top with projecting corners above seven drawers flanked by carved and bronzed female Egyptian masks, above trailing patinated bronze anthemion and bell flowers, on bronzed carved claw and ball feet, 89cm wide, 47cm deep, 146cm high.

Estimate

£150-£200

£30-£50

£100-£150

£200-£300

† - Artist Resale Rights charge applies to this lot

λ - This lot is marked as Cites

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156 Description A Louis Phillipe mahogany and brass tambour fronted pot cupboard

The rectangular white marble top with pierced brass three-quarter gallery above two drawers and a tambour enclosing a white marble base; above a drawer on turned reeded legs joined by a shaped undertier, on turned feet, 40cm wide, 18cm deep, 98cm high.

Provenance:

Property from an historic family collection, Henley-on-Thames

Recorded in the inventory of the dining room of 45 Hyde Park Gardens Mews, London, W2, December 1946.

157 A 19th century French Louis Phillipe mahogany and brass meuble d'appui or side cabinet

The rectangular grey moulded marble top with projecting corners above two frieze drawers and two panelled doors enclosing a shelf; flanked by stop-fluted pilasters, on turned feet, 114cm wide, 51cm deep, 105cm high.

Provenance:

Property from an historic family collection, Henley-on-Thames With a partial label for Perrin, Rue Beccaria, Paris.

Recorded in the inventory of the dining room of 45 Hyde Park Gardens Mews, London, W2, December 1946.

158 A mid 19th century European pine cupboard

In the form of an escritoire, the shaped moulded cornice above a hinged door, enclosing a rail on shaped feet, 112cm wide, 58cm deep, 167cm high.

Provenance: Private Collection, London.

159 An 18th century style Dutch pine bombé bureau

The shaped rectangular top above a shaped fall enclosing a central cupboard door, two secret drawers, eight short drawers and a sliding well; above three long graduated drawers on claw and ball feet, with restorations, 110cm wide, 49cm deep, 112cm high.

Provenance:

Property from an estate, Henley on Thames, formerly at The Dower House, Stonor.

† - Artist Resale Rights charge applies to this lot

λ - This lot is marked as Cites

Estimate £80-£120

£100-£200

£30-£50

£180-£220

160 Description

A set of seven small gilt framed medieval style wood block male head portraits in the manner of the Nuremberg Chronicles

Each 5cm diameter (7)

161 Three late 18th century / early 19th century engravings of male forms

'Torso restored' and Adam published by William Mackenzie and the Farnesi Hercules after Piranesi, in modern frames, each approximately 27cm x 20cm. (3)

162 Early 19th century Continental School

Portrait of a lady with lace bonnet Oil on canvas

Unsigned 51cm x 44cm

163 20th century Continental School

Mediterranean village scene Oil on board

Signed indistinctly 48cm x 38cm

Together with two other pictures, one of an Egyptian boat on papyrus, 24cm x 36cm and other a print of Westminster Abbey, 8cm x 13cm (3)

Estimate

£60-£80

£20-£30

£150-£200

£10-£20

164

A pair of early 19th century Colombian brass stirrups Each 20cm wide. (2)

165 An 18th century rococo patinated bronze figure of a shepherd boy

Wearing a hat and sitting on a rocaille base, possibly a clock or furniture mount, 19cm high.

166 A 19th century terracotta bust of a fisher boy

Wearing a hat with fishing net around his neck, 33cm high.

† - Artist Resale Rights charge applies to this lot

λ - This lot is marked as Cites

£20-£30

£30-£40

£60-£80

167 A 19th century continental twin handled silver plated lidded urn and a cruet set on a silver plated Art Deco

£60-£80 stand

The urn inset with cranberry glass of classical form, 17cm high, the cruet comprising of two bottles and a mustard pot with white ceramic lids on a rectangular tray, 16cm wide. (2)

168 An early 20th century small French silver trinket box

In the Louis XV style, the shaped hinged lid with cartouche and floral swags encolosing a gilt interior, with swag decoration to the sides on out swept scroll feet, French import mark and other indistinct marks, 13cm wide. (170g)

169 A late 19th century neo-classical style gilt bronze table lamp

The reservoir on tripod ram's head supports with hoof feet and tripartite base, now fitted for electricity, together with a red pleated shade, 35cm high including fittings.

170 A 19th century French ebonised and brass marquetry rectangular plinth and a giltwood carved

£30-£50

£30-£40

£20-£30 oval plinth base 54cm and 39cm wide respectively. (2)

171 λ A late 19th century French rosewood and gilt bronze mounted mantel clock by Vincenti and Grohé

In the Louis XV style, the arched case applied with scrolling leaves and bold scrolling feet, the circular enamelled dial with Roman numerals (damaged), the twin train movement by Vincenti with anchor escapement and outside countwheel strike, stamped on the backplate for GROHE, Paris and Vincenti (further marked DZ in an oval), numbered 1014, pendulum and bell lacking, 31cm high.

N.B: This lot is subject to CITES regulations

172 A large mid 19th century black slate and brescia marble mantel clock by Vincenti & Cie

Of temple form, the stepped pediment above a circular enamelled dial with Roman numerals; flanked by pilasters and turned columns, on an incised floral decorated base, 48cm wide, 18cm deep, 38cm high.

† - Artist Resale Rights charge applies to this lot

λ - This lot is marked as Cites

£150-£200

£30-£50

173 A group of 19th century papier mâché items

Comprising of three small folding shelves, a dustpan and

£40-£60 brush, a tray, a letter rack, a small pot and a box. (qty)

174 A late 19th century Florentine floral pietre dure panel

Within a black marble moulded rectangular frame and

£120-£180 depicting a ribbon tied spray of white and red hibiscus, with print of the same design on reverse, 25cm x 20cm.

175 Two 19th century Italian pietra dura inlaid ebonised boxes and a 19th century pietra dura press papier

The rectangular ebonised boxes with rose inlaid panels in the lid, 23cm wide and 26cm wide, the rectangular moulded press papier inlaid with Lily of the Valley, 12cm wide. (3)

176 A late 19th century pietre dure framed panel of a young man in traditional dress

Within a modern gilt frame, 33cm x 20cm.

177 λ A 19th century Italian Sorrento marquetry rosewood tray on a later stand

The rounded rectangular tray decorated with a central reserve of a lake scene, on a ring turned 'X' form stand, 68cm wide, 52cm deep, 51cm high.

178 A late 19th century / early 20th century German patinated bronze classical bacchanalian herm in the

£120-£180

£120-£180

£120-£180

£40-£60 manner of Schinkel

The standing figure on a square leaf cast base, stamped to the underside of the base F.H, 28cm high.

179 An early 20th century decorative portrait miniature of a young lady in a bone frame

£20-£30 14cm x 11cm including frame

† - Artist Resale Rights charge applies to this lot

λ - This lot is marked as Cites

180 Description

An early 20th century French Art Nouveau spelter figural table lamp

Of a young woman holding aloft a glass shade torchere, on a later turned base, signed Bruchan(?), fitted for electricity, 71cm high.

181 A patinated bronze German WWI propaganda medal for the sinking of the Lusitania by Karl Goetz, dated 5 May 1915 5.5cm diameter.

In August 1915, German artist Karl Goetz cast a commemorative medal depicting the May 7, 1915 sinking of the Lusitania. He intended it to be a metallic political cartoon, but it became a propaganda tool. On one side the Lusitania was shown sinking by its stern (it sunk bow first) with artillery pieces and airplanes on the deck. The caption translates as 'No Contraband Goods

– The Liner Lusitania Sunk by a German Submarine –5 May 1915'. The reverse shows a skeleton selling tickets to long lines of unwary passengers, the caption translates as 'Business Above All. A newspaper headline warns: U-Boat Danger.

It was the May 5 date on the medal that verified to the British that the Germans pre-meditated the sinking, a cowardly act. In fact, artist Goetz simply got the date wrong from using an erroneous newspaper report. About 430 medals of the first version with the May 5 date were minted in Goetz’s home. He soon corrected the date to May 7, which is the Goetz-minted coin in the War at Sea exhibit case in the Main Gallery at the Museum and Memorial. Apparently there were between 41 to 45 medals of this version made.

182 A group of porcelain figures

Comprising of a 19th century bisque figure of a baby under a glass dome and four other small dolls, the blonde seated baby in a white nightdress with a pink ribbon, 15cm high (with dome 27cm high), together with a woman and child in cream lacy bonnets, a baby dressed in pink and a man in a black suit with moustache, a Royal Doulton porcelain figure, 'The Boy Evacuee' and a Franklin Mint bisque porcelain 'Royal Swan', t he boy with his suitcase, limited edition 9109/9500, HN 3202, with certificate, 21cm high, the swan modelled by Ronald van Ruckeyvelt, on a lacquered stand, together with a letter of authentication, 30cm wide, and a 19th century bisque figure of a boy newspaper seller, wearing a green jacket and hat selling 'The Telegraph', 38cm high. (8)

† - Artist Resale Rights charge applies to this lot

λ - This lot is marked as Cites

Estimate

£20-£30

£20-£30

£20-£30

183 Description A 19th century scrubbed pine and green painted kitchen table

The circular top on turned legs, 110cm diameter, 77cm high.

184 A contemporary oak writing table / desk by De La Espada

The rectangular top on square tapering legs, 160cm wide, 89cm deep, 84cm high.

185 A vintage 1960's G-Plan type teak tea trolley

table The rectangular hinged top with two flaps above four legs joined by an undertier, on castors, 89cm wide extended, 68cm deep, 66cm high.

186 A large collection of coloured sand art glass of various dates

Including four small oil lamps, three geese, four bells and a sailor and a pen, largely from the Isle of Wight. (qty)

187 A vintage linen St George's flag On a turned pole, 180cm high.

188 A pair of contemporary silvered metal, beaded and cut glass twin light wall-lights Of tent and bag form, each 39cm high. (2)

Estimate

£40-£60

£30-£50

£30-£50

£200-£300

£30-£50

£10-£20

189 A set of three Chinoiserie taupe and white glazed table lamps

Comprising of a faceted gourd shape lamp and two rectangular tapering shaped lamps decorated with exotic birds and flowers, fitted for electricity, 51cm, 58cm and 52cm high respectively. (3)

† - Artist Resale Rights charge applies to this lot

λ - This lot is marked as Cites

£60-£80

190 Description A large vintage Laurent Perrier stainless steel champagne bucket with leather handle 43cm wide, 28cm high.

191 A pair of vintage storm lanterns

The shades of trumpet form decorated with leaves and stellar, with blue rims; on turned stems and bases, each 48cm high. (2)

Provenance:

Property from an estate, Henley on Thames, formerly at The Dower House, Stonor.

192 Two Scandinavian glass vases and a cut glass vase

Including a Swedish Vicke Lindstrand for Kosta controlled bubble vase, numbered LH1051, 12cm wide, a Danish Per Lutken for Holmgaard nude etched vase, dated 1957, 12cm high. (3)

193 An Italian 1960's white and red glass handkerchief vase 32cm high.

Estimate

£30-£50

£40-£60

£20-£30

£30-£50

194 A group of Art Deco ceramics

Comprising of a Wedgwood conical vase in yellow, brown and black, (impressed mark 170 and Made in England), 20cm high, a reeded and shaped tureen decorated in yellow, orange and brown, a group of Crown Ducal wares some designed by Charlotte Rhead, comprising a 'Pussy Willow' pattern charger and twin handled vase both designed by Read and a graduated set of three jugs, the charger 32cm diam together with two vases by Belgium Faiencerie Thulan and a German vase, circa 1930's, the Belgian vases of twin handled lobed form and the other of tapering baluster form with a flared lip, the German vase probably by Keramische Werke Colditz although unmarked, 30cm high. (10)

195 A mid 20th century Burleighware pottery and gilt metal mounted convex mirror

The circular mirror plate on a charger of flowers and birds and applied with a leaf cast border mount, 48cm diameter.

† - Artist Resale Rights charge applies to this lot

λ - This lot is marked as Cites

£60-£80

£40-£60

196 Description Christine Hall 'Henley Regatta'

A vintage decorated charger plate

Signed and dated 2002 41cm diameter.

Provenance:

Property from an historic family collection, Henley-on-Thames

197 A vintage green leather playing card box and a cocobolo circular box 21cm and 7cm wide respectively. (2)

Provenance:

Property from an historic family collection, Henley-on-Thames

Estimate

£30-£50

£20-£30

198 A red tooled leather boxed golfing themed bar set by Asprey

Comprising of a cork screw, bottle opener, a stopper in the form of golf balls and a pair of stirrers in the form of golf clubs, 21cm wide.

Provenance:

Property from an historic family collection, Henley-on-Thames

199 A vintage cased South American violet Morpho Didius butterfly 21cm x 26cm

200 A mid 20th century French papier-mâché model of a prowling tiger With glass eyes and teeth, (a.f), 49cm wide.

£60-£80

£10-£20

£80-£120

201 A vintage AA Automobile Association of Burma, Rangoon car badge Numbered B2958.

£20-£30

† - Artist Resale Rights charge applies to this lot

λ - This lot is marked as Cites

202 Description

Moshe Gat (Israel, b.1935- )

Fishing Boats at Sea

Lithograph

Signed in pencil

47cm x 66cm including margins

203 A set of four framed gold thread embroideries of leaves

In gilt simulated bamboo frames, each 60cm x 43cm. (4)

204 A pair of contemporary botanical framed prints 40cm x 30cm (2)

205 Two framed vintage mid-century cinema lobby cards, 'Oh for a Man' and 'Our Man Flint'

'Oh for a Man' (1957) starring Jayne Mansfield and Tony Randall and 'Our Man Flint' (1966) starring James Coburn, framed within glass to make the reverse visible, 20cm x 25cm. (2)

206 Hugh Fairfax (British, b. 1958- )

The Greenshawk Watercolour with pen & ink

Signed in pencil 25cm x 25cm

Exhibited:

The Wykeham Gallery, Stockbridge, Hants, December 2003, No. 35.

Estimate

£50-£70

£100-£150

£40-£60

£20-£30

£60-£80

207

A pair of Hermès style equestrian dressage pictures

Photographic print on canvas 90cm x 60cm (2)

208 A contemporary Kashmiri allover design carpet 305cm x 256cm

£30-£50

£200-£300

† - Artist Resale Rights charge applies to this lot

λ - This lot is marked as Cites

Lot No

209 Description A contemporary Scandinavian design carpet

298cm x 239cm

† - Artist Resale Rights charge applies to this lot λ - This lot is marked as Cites

Estimate

£300-£500

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